5. Consider an example of 21 voters who elects a candidate from a pool of three...

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5. Consider an example of 21 voters who elects a candidate from a pool of three candidates, A, B and C. The voters' rankings of the three candidates are given below: 6 Voters 7 1 A ABC ACB CBA 7 BCA 5.4. Find who wins this election if the Borda method is used. 5.5. Suppose the ranked-choice voting is used for the election. Who wins the election? 5.6. From your answers to the above, do you observe whether the same candidate gets elected? [Is the question, "who should be elected?", a simple and naive question?] 5.7. Suppose the plurality rule is used for the election. Explain if any group of voters would want to vote strategically and how. 5. Consider an example of 21 voters who elects a candidate from a pool of three candidates, A, B and C. The voters' rankings of the three candidates are given below: 6 Voters 7 1 A ABC ACB CBA 7 BCA 5.4. Find who wins this election if the Borda method is used. 5.5. Suppose the ranked-choice voting is used for the election. Who wins the election? 5.6. From your answers to the above, do you observe whether the same candidate gets elected? [Is the question, "who should be elected?", a simple and naive question?] 5.7. Suppose the plurality rule is used for the election. Explain if any group of voters would want to vote strategically and how.

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To determine the winners using different voting methods for the given example lets analyze each method 54 Borda Method The Borda method assigns points ... View the full answer